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For f(t)=t−2 and g(t)=t−5, find: a) (f/g)(t)=

For f(t)=t−2 and g(t)=t−5, find: a) (f/g)(t)=
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For f(t)=t−2 and g(t)=t−5, find:

a) (f/g)(t)=

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Explanation:


f(t) = t - 2 \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: g(t) = t - 5 \\ ( (f)/(g) )(t) = (t - 2)/(t - 5)

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